Viva el Tango!

Horacio Ferrer Horacio Ferrer

Celebrating Tango: A Passionate Ode to a Timeless Dance

Horacio Ferrer's song "Viva el Tango!" is a heartfelt tribute to the rich cultural heritage of tango music and dance. The lyrics express a deep appreciation for tango, portraying it as a blend of passion and thought, a dance that captures the essence of human emotions and experiences. Ferrer begins by addressing those who might not appreciate tango, suggesting that their perspective is limited. He references Campoamor's famous quote, "Everything depends on the lens through which you see it," implying that tango's beauty is subjective and deeply personal.

The song celebrates tango as a timeless art form, likening it to a classical piece of music that transcends eras. Ferrer paints vivid images of tango scenes, from dimly lit bars to the intimate connection between dancers. He describes tango as a "human comedy" that reflects both the good and the bad, the beautiful and the ugly, capturing life's full spectrum. The lyrics also highlight the emotional depth of tango, suggesting that it can evoke both laughter and tears, and that it is a companion in both solitude and togetherness.

Ferrer pays homage to various iconic tango songs and figures, creating a sense of continuity and reverence for the genre's history. He concludes with a personal declaration of his identity intertwined with tango, proclaiming, "I am the Tango." This powerful statement underscores the profound connection between the artist and the art form, celebrating tango not just as a dance or music, but as a way of life. The song is a passionate ode to tango, inviting listeners to embrace and celebrate its enduring legacy.

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  1. Viva el Tango!
  2. Soy un circo
  3. Balada Para Mi Muerte
  4. Tango querido
  5. El Gordo triste
  6. La primera palabra
  7. La última grela
  8. Milonga del trovador
  9. Balada Para Un Loco
  10. Bocha
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